Aside from these upgrades, MIAA also gave assurances that it would complete the electrical audit of NAIA Terminal 3 with the aid of Meralco and MServ.
that hit NAIA Terminal 3 last June 9, MIAA gave assurances that it would complete the electrical audit of the terminal with the aid of Meralco and MServ, a wholly owned subsidiary of Meralco.as a way to help the government map out projects to modernize and upgrade the terminal., it also ended up being the cause of the next outage on June 9.
In an incident report, MServ clarified that its personnel “accidentally left grounding conductors attached to an electrical equipment during a testing activity,” which caused an electrical fault that eventually led to the 37-minute power interruption. Besides the outages on May 1 and June 9, the entire Philippine airspace was also shut down on New Year’s Day after several components of the air traffic management system broke down.
“Times are very challenging for us now; but be that as it may, we are taking steps and exploring all ways possible to achieve our deliverables based on our established priorities,” MIAA officer-in-charge Bryan Co said in a statement on Wednesday, June 14.
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